Marguerite is working as maid at Mrs. Cullinan's house. She does't even try to remember Marguerite's name and insists in call her Mary. Also, Mrs. Cullinan behaves rudely with Marguerite, this strongly upsets Marguerite who is unable to quit the job because her mother doesn't let her, so she decides to drop Mrs. Cullinan's favorite dishes to get fired. After that Mrs. Cullinan starts to call her Margaret, which Marguerite accepts because is closer to her real name and she was happy that the woman admitted that her name wasn't Mary.
For a variable to make since it has to have at least one other variable
Answer:
You would use <em>was</em>.
Explanation:
Using "were" in this sense, while it <em>is</em> past tense, doesn't make sense. It is not grammatically correct. If you notice "lunch" is not plural, meaning "were" would not fit it. You would use "was" for it to be grammatically correct.
Here's what the sentence would look like if you used <em>were</em>: "Lunches for the guests were prepared yesterday."
If you were to use "was", the sentence would be: "Lunch for the guests was prepared yesterday.", because the "lunch" is singular. Making <u>this</u> the correct sentence.
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Answer:
They truly loved each other. They were not infatuated with one another.
Please mark me brainliest.
A. Very soft. Silk is soft. It's not necessarily black, doesn't sound like anything, and doesn't have to be very smooth.
